The document provides information on material designations and standards. It discusses the designation systems for unalloyed steel, low alloy steel, cast steel grades, heat treatments, and DIN and AISI standards. Key points include:
- The designation for unalloyed steel consists of the symbol C and a carbon index number, like C15 or C20.
- Low alloy steel allows up to 5% alloying elements. The carbon index is expressed as a number multiplied by 100 to give the percentage.
- Indices and multipliers are used to designate specific alloying elements in low alloy steels.
- Letters and numbers in designations specify standards, grades of steel, alloying elements,